sentry-react-native-sdk

To set up error monitoring in a React Native app, you can integrate the Sentry SDK to automatically capture JavaScript and native crashes, ANRs, and app hangs. This provides deep insights into your application's stability and user experience issues.

Yes, you can track app start, navigation, screen rendering (TTID/TTFD), slow or frozen frames, and network requests in Expo applications. This performance tracing is facilitated by integrating the Sentry SDK into your project.

Session replay records user sessions as screenshots to visually debug issues in React Native. When a user reports a crash, it allows you to view a replay of their last actions alongside the native stack trace and performance metrics.

Yes, Sentry works with both React Native and Expo to capture Application Not Responding (ANR) events and app hangs. It provides comprehensive error monitoring that covers both JavaScript and native layer crashes.

The best way to capture network requests and navigation tracing is by integrating Sentry performance monitoring. It automatically tracks screen rendering, slow or frozen frames, and network activity to help diagnose user experience bottlenecks.

Using Sentry for React Native error monitoring allows you to capture both JavaScript and native stack traces simultaneously. It combines crash reporting, performance tracing, and visual session replay into a single workflow for comprehensive debugging.